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News Summary Internet Work Is My New G3 a PC in Disguise? Merced/McKinley Again: Final Comment Tomorrow's iMac News Summary News Summary
Inside Mac Games
IMG has some exciting news about a new map for Myth II, information on a new update for Unreal, links to a Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force interview, links to some Diablo II movies in RealVideo format, some information on Bungie's web site, links to some Tribes 2 inteviews, and more. Check it out!
John Farr has it at it again. This time his wandering tale takes you from wind dragons to graphic design. A good read.
John Martellaro has been having way too much fun with his new Blue & White G3. This time he tells the problems he had with making the system a dual-boot MacOS X Server/MacOS 8.6 machine.
We'll let John Farr explain this one himself..."I try to extricate myself from the tar baby of dueling rumors. . ." A good read for people interested in the goings on at Intel.
Dan Knight takes a look at the latest "innovative" offerings from Gateway and NEC.
MGL has their own budget speaker review, a new poll, information about another update to Unreal, a Mac Descent 3 status update, some news from Aspyr Media, some news that Liquid Metal has released MacPuyo, some information about Voodoo 3, links to an interview with LucasArts writer, news that Lost Souls has been released, news about the Mac version of Caesar III, some news about Cythera, a new Drop of the Hard Stuff, links to an interview with Starsiege: Tribes 2 project manager, a new Tossin' The Ball, and more.
MacInTouch has information on a modem security flaw, and lots of product announcements.
News Summary Is the iMac Passe? News Summary The PowerBook 1400 Revisited Miscellaneous Ramblings #18 News Summary
Inside Mac Games
IMG has news about Apple's QD3D Team, news about Unreal, information about a new game called Lost Souls, news about Aliens Vs. Predators, some Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force xlarifications, information about an update to Native Assault, information about a MAC-O-RAMA sale, and more.
Dan Knight has some thoughts on a lot of iMac issues. Numbers, popularoty, models, and the future of the li'l computer that could.
MGL their own Falcon 4 review, information on Aliens vs. Predator, some Unreal information, a link to a Caesar III interview with Ken Parker, a new Drop of the Hard Stuff, five Diablo II desktop pictures, links to a Starsiege: Tribes 2 interview and preview, some information on a new game called Psion Boy, information on Native Assault, a preview of a new World War series for Myth II, information on a new Quake hotline server, links to a first look at Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
Charles Moore thinks the PowerBook 1400 is worth another look. In fact, he calls it one of the best PowerBooks ever.
Charles Moore has rounded up some of the portable stories around the Internet.
MacInTouch has more information on PowerBook inventory issues, they have again updated their PowerBook 400 review with more reader information, reader reports on one of IXMICRO's new graphic cards, information about the password bug in MacOS 8.6, and lots of product information.
RFI Report: Apple's pregnant pause News Summary News Summary Be Careful of What's Lurking in the ISP Closet News Summary
MacWeek
John Morgan has an excellent piece on Apple's current holding pattern in the stock market. Excellent advice coupled with lots of facts makes this an excellent read.
Inside Mac Games has some cool news about a Mac version of Starseige: Tribes II, information on an Oni-Related interview with Doug Zartman, some really cool Bungie.net information, some info on Unreal Tournament, an interview with a Quake 3: Arena designer, some information on a Mac version of Railroad Tycoon II: the Second Century, news about a Traitor's Gate Demo, links to an interview with Messiah's Creator, some Aliens Vs Predator information, and the results from a poll by Sierra Studios.
MGL information comparing the performance of RAVE games on the ATI Orion as compared to the newly announced ForMac acclerator, news that Railroad Tycoon II: The Second Century is coming to the Mac, some specifics on Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force, links to an Oni interview with Doug Zartman, links to an interview with id's Paul Jaquays, some Aliens vs. Predator news, news about a new game called Silver&Wood, links to a Diablo II desktop picture, a new Touch of the HArd Stuff, some Unreal Tournament information, information on a sale from MAC-O-RAMA, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
Tim Hillman is offering some great advice on choosing an ISP. A good read, especially if you are at all interested in a sort of inside story on the way they function.
MacInTouch has more information on PowerBook inventory issues, they have again updated their PowerBook 400 review with more reader information, reader reports on one of IXMICRO's new graphic cards, information about the password bug in MacOS 8.6, and lots of product information.
News Summary Digital Dead-End Apple's Road Ahead Part 13: Wrap Up My Letter to Apple News Summary News Summary
Inside Mac Games
IMG has some cool news that Unreal Tournament is in testing, information on an ATI driver update,more Info on Formac Permedia 3 cards, information on an IMG chat, a Diablo II Preview, a screenshot, and Movies, information on a Team Fortress II web site, some information on a Star Trek Voyager update and preview, some Descent 3 information, and more. Check it out.
In a challenging piece, Dell Miller says we need to rethink our vision of the future because even our vision of today is a little off-base. A great read.
Philip Machanik thinks Apple is making a mistake by not taking smaller customers more seriously. He wants Apple to Think Different about these smaller customers because of the potential they have and because they stuck with Apple through thick and thin.
Eric Baraeski has written a letter to Apple about QuickTime 4's interface and he thought he would share it wil us.
MGL has information about new gaming graphics cards coming to the Mac, some Quake 2 news, information about an ATI Driver update, news that EA has released a Skydive! for the Mac, information on a MacMAME updtae, an update on Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force, a new Drop of the Hardstuff, a new Chessworks release, a Diablo II gameplay movie, information on an update to TheZone, and a link to our own column The Name of the Game. Check it out!
MacInTouch has information on Apple doing the right thing on PowerBook inventory issues, they have updated their PowerBook 400 review with more reader information, and lots of product information.
I got half an hour of sleep last night. News Summary The Volvo Syndrome: Is The Mac Really The "Liberal's Computer" The Volvo Syndrome: Is The Mac Really The "Liberal's Computer" News Summary Third Voice and Copyright MacInSchool - CSU Feedback News Summary
Applelinks
Kirk Hiner has written a very amusing tale involving a church lock-in (he explains it), a lack of sleep, and a lot of information about games. Very entertaining read.
IMG has some information on Voodoo 3 for the Mac, news on a possible new Mac simulation from Electronic Arts, Quake II status update, news about Harpoon 3, some InputSprocket information, a Settlers III update, a new Descent 3 review and interview, and more.
MacTimes is exploring the relationship between being liberal and owning an iMac, an effect they are calling the Volvo Syndrome. A good read.
MGL has an X-Plane review, news that Rune might be ported to the Mac, information about InputSprockets, a Diablo II gameplay movie, a new Drop of the Hard Stuff, information on Harpoon 3, some Descent 3 interview and screenshots, information about a new game called Joy of Hex, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
Larry Rosenstein has written arebuttal to Dan Knight's attack on Third Voice. Mr. Rosenstein raises interesting points that offer us more things to think about.
Dan Knight and Low End Mac have gotten a lot of feedback on the CSU Windows conversion plans.
MacInTouch has information on an Autostart virus on the latest LinuxPPC release CD, information on the latest Windows virus, updated info in their shootout between a 400 MHx PowerBook and other Mac systems, information on installing MacOS X Server on a PowerBook, and lots of product information.
Third Voice: Boon or Bane? News Summary News Summary My Mac and Quake 3 = One Popular Dorm Computer! From Big Iron to Personal Computers The WARP CORE: "Weesa Gonna Die? The Regulators: The new world war may just begin down under The Big Gray Wall Why The P1 Is Late News Summary
MacTimes
MacTimes has an excellent editorial exporing both the pros and cons of Third Voice. not sure what Third Voice is? Check out the editorial and learn all about it.
IMG has information on the demo for Redneck Rampage, information on a brace of lawsuits in the 3D acceleration market, a Diablo II preview, information on a new 3D card from IXMICRO, information on an update to GlideHack, an Oni preview, information on an update to SnapzPro, news on a possible Carmegeddon 2 demo, new Descent 3 Screenshots, news on a new solo Myth II patch, and more.
MGL has the results of a poll they made, news that Messiah may be coming to the Mac, news that GlideHack 1.11 has been released, some updated info and status on Lance, links to two previews of Oni, a new focus on Mac Hardware, information on a new Mac shareware game called Tracktor Beam, some tips on Quake III performance, a new map for Myth II, a preview of Diablo II, information on Spaceward Ho! 5.0, a new Unreal Tournament screenshot, some Redneck Rampage info, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
Jon Bonner has a great tale of how his stock Blue and White G3 is attracting attention in his NT training dorm room because of Quake III. Always good to hear about the Mac kicking butt in the gaming world!
Steve Young has gone from using the Big Iron to a Mac, though it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell you which one he prefers. Wait, Mr. Young is a rocket scientist...
John Martellaro has written another great piece for us this week. Mr. Martellaro, it seems, received a letter from someone in the year 2003 who is having trouble with his speech recognition on his Windows 2000 computer. Very entertaining.
There has been a lot of editorializing on the INternet on the recent effort in Australia to control what its citizens can see. Applelinks is offering an excellent editorial on the same subject from an Aussie citizen. A great read.
John Farr examines issues surrounding Sun's CEO, Scott McNealy, and Microsoft's buyin into AT&T's new cable venture. He also tells us about a big gray wall and somehow ties this all together. :-) A great read as always.
John Martellaro takes a detailed examination of the issues surrounding the P1, including possible reasons the consumer portable is late.
MacInTouch has a fantastic review of the PowerBook G3 400 by Rick LePage. Mr. LePage is one the best reviewers in teh industry, so check it out. They also have some information on a reader having trouble installing MacOS X Server on his new PowerBook, informationon an Apple survey of PowerBook owners, updates to their QT4 special report, information from Intuit on their Y2K "fix" for QuickBooks, and lots of product information.
News Summary How Editors Work! Less Tangible - Complexity I PowerBooks And Subtlety News Summary News Summary
Inside Mac Games
IMG has some rumor information on some 3D technologies that may be coming to the Mac, news that Frank Bernier has joined their staff, information on the next Falcon 4 update, information on the Sony vs. Bleem fight, some new Messiah Screen Shots, some information on Stuffit/Zip problems, information on a new demo from TriBond, and lots more! Check it out.
NOOOOOO!!!!! John Farr is letting out all our secrets! The International Union of the Brotherhood of Internet Editors will have to bust him now! Seriously though, a very fun read and we deny everything.
Mark Zeedar has written a delightful piece that examines issues behind what makes the Mac a Mac. He also explores the nature of DOS-lovers complaints about the Mac and why they are wrong. A great read.
Charles Moore does a follow-up on another column talking about PowerBooks.
MGL has some news about a new Falcon 4 patch, some news from Aspyr Media, information on a Mac version of Age of Empires, new links around the web, some information for Overload beta testers, some bad news about Creatures 2, a link to "Top 10 Games You'll Never See," an update on Anachronox, new Unreal Tournament screenshots, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has more information on QuickTime 4 installer secrets, more info on Final Cut Pro, and lots of product information.
News Summary Web Wars in Quebec Macs ARE in schools! Dr. Tim Learns the Meaning of the Dave Matthews Band News Summary News Summary CSU Going Windows
Inside Mac Games
IMG has information on the new Warcraft expansion due this summer, information on the special Apple is offering, news that a TC for Unreal has made it to the Mac, news for Settlers III players, two New Aliens vs Predator Reviews, a Deus Ex interview, an Oni preview, an interview with Epic's Brain "GreenMarine" Reinhart, and some information about a web site looking for a Myth fan to maintain their Myth news.
John Farr, ever hot on the trail of censorship, has found that Quebec has joined in a similar type of stupidity that is currently raging in Australia. Not chasing after "offensive" material, the Quebec government is after those miscreant wbemasters whose sites are not available in French. Mr. Farr has the details.
Jon Bonner has to take a month long NT (Doh!) class courtesy of his state. What he found is that many of the school systems in his state are also Mac dominated like his own. A great story, check it out.
Dr. Tim Hillman had a hard crash on his Mac and his column this week tells us all about it.
MGL has some news from Blizzard about the next Warcraft release, information on Jazz Jackrabbit II, some information about the new Mac porting house called Evolution Interactive, links to hardware stories around the Internet, two screenshots from Experience, some news from Westlake Interactive, many links to game interviews around the web, a preview of Oni, screenshots from Ion Storm's Deus Ex, information on a Fallout 2 petition, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has information on QuickTime 4 installer secrets, an Apple Technical Info Library note on Final Cut Pro, news that a former Apple Human Interface engineer has lambasted the QuickTime 4 player, and lots of product announcements.
Updated: Dan Knight has updated this article with e-mail addresses and the news on his responses. Over 8,000 people have written in to CSU about their Windows move.
News Summary The O'Grady Files: For love or money On The Register: G4 delays: Rumor or reality? News Summary News Summary CSU Going Windows
Inside Mac Games
IMG has the very exciting news that Oni has been named Best Game for last month's E3! They also have information on a Fallout petition, news that a new Mac gaming company called Evolution Interactive has been formed, information on Virtual Game Station, a new Diablo II screenshot, information on Jazz Jackrabbit 2, a preview of Unreal Tournament, and links to two interviews.
Jason O'Grady has some thoughts about availbility. Specifically, he is talking about Apple's availability of the new Lombard PowerBooks and their policy of supposedly not announcing products until they had plenty of inventory on hand. He also has a story of tracking down a PowerBook for himself, though it ended in dissapointment. A great read as always.
Tony Smith has an excellent rundown on the rumors surrounding the G4 chip. He also has lots of information direct from Motorola. A definite read for those interested in the next generation PowerPC chip.
MGL has news from Connetix and Virtual Game Station, information on a poll Sierra is doing for Mac users to choose the next Mac game, all kinds of news from Logicware and the games they are working on, updates on the status of Ciablo II and Star Craft: Brood Wars, infromation on a demo of TriBond, news from Pagea Software and theuir next title Bugdom, some Daikatama screenshots, links to an interview with one of id's programmer, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has information on a Java security hole, reader feedback from people whining about Apple's QuickTime 4 installation, information on a big tracking system at Apple for QuickTime, and lots of product news.
Dan Knight is reporting on Cal State making it official tha the university is switching to NT. A gret report from Mr. Knight, we urge you to read it.
Will Aussie Net Censors Ban Linux? The Farr Site - The Ineffability of Wisdom News Summary Mac the Knife: I am Iron Man News Summary News Summary The Apple Store Apple's Road Ahead Part 12: Still on Track? An Early Look to the Future
Applelinks
John Farr has more information on the Australian rush to censorship (by their parliament). In this piece, Mr. Farr talks about some observations made in a Salon article.
John Farr has written a great piece! Mr. Farr took a trip to the local public library and had an encounter with a librarian. While the ending was not as satisfying as one might hope, the story itself is a great read. A definite MUST!
IMG has information on the SimCity 3000 announcement, news about an Unreal CTF mod for the latest update to Unreal, links to a gaming poll, some information about a very cool Marathon utility aimed at mapmakers, some information on ATI's Orion card, information on a new web resource for MacQuake players, a Deus Ex preview, and more! Check it out.
Mac the Knife has another delicous treat for Mac rumor mongers. This week, MtK tells us about Apple's next video package, a new iMac line for =later this year, and some reportedly super-secret news that some QuickTime managers have been downgraded. Always a good read, check it out!
MGL has information on an Aliens vs. Predator expansion pack coming to the Mac, a new section that links to gaming issues at other sites, information on the latest Unreal update, informaiton on a cool new Star Wars map conversion for Myth II, information on a new kind of solitaire in A Farewell to Kings, some First Impressions on Falcon 4, some information on two new Mac gaming sites, an update to Harpoon 3, a preview of Oni, some links to other gaming information and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has information on the next Office release for the Mac from Microsoft, information on ATI's Oriion card, andlots of product news.
Dan Knight thinks Apple could borrow a page from Gateway with their new Gateway Coutnry Stores. He says that would have to Think Different about the way thaey did it though.
Philip Machanik recaps all the announcements from WWDC and pronounces Apple to be on track.
Jeff Lewis has some first impressions of MacOS X (the real thing, not MacOS X Server). A definite read for folks looking to the future.
Update:MGL has added information on World Without Borders GameWeek, information on the latest update to Unreal, some information on Weekend Warrior, some Carmageddon II news, information that Adrenaline has released Native Assault, information on a new Myth II map, more dazzling screenshots of Unreal Tournament, information on a sale at MAC-O-RAMA, and a new Tossin' The Ball. News Summary News Summary News Summary Top 10 Dangers For Apple - Mid Year Update Sex Don't Scare Me None The Farr Site - The Ineffability of Wisdom Will Emailer be rolled into AppleWorks 6? Developers who drop the Mac are usually already in a financial pickle Developers who drop the Mac are usually already in a financial pickle Follow up at Sears Commercial WebSites Hacked By Vandals
Mac Gamer's Ledge
MGL has a Tanaka Demo download update, an interview with Aspyr Media, some disturbing information from John Carmack at id Software, some information on OpenGL 1.1 in Mac OS 8.7, an nterview with Epic's Tim Sweeney, a patch for Falcon 4, information on a Mac version of Anachronox, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has reader info related to the shipping of the new PowerBooks and lots of other product news.
IMG has news of another Unreal update including a First Impression of the update, some cool news about Weekend Warrior (hint: it's now freeware), a cool interview with some Bungie folks, some Duke Nukem Forever information, and lots more! Check it out.
John Martellaro checks his scorecard from a piece he did 6 months ago. The is another great piece from Mr. Martellaro. Read it.
Del Miller is talkign about censorship, though he starts off with a story about his father's barn and a bull and a cow. The censorship issue is always a good one to discuss and this column makes for great reading.
John Farr has written a great piece! Mr. Farr took a trip to the local public library and had an encounter with a librarian. While the ending was not as satisfying as one might hope, the story itself is a great read. A definite MUST!
Samuel Sharp weaves together the various rumor threads surrounding Claris E-mailer and AppleWorks 6. Lots to sift through and Mr. Sharp does a good job.
George Wagner sees some trends with companies that are or have cut Mac support. With HP's decision to cut Mac scanner support in the last couple of weeks, Mr. Wagner looks behind the obvious.
George Wagner has some follow-up ideas about his report on iMacs at Sears from last week.
MacTimes has a news story on a commercial web site hacked in "retaliation" against a recent FBI raid on hackers. There is also a brief editorial at the end of the article stating eloquently the author's thoughts on cyberattacks against innocent web sites. A good read.
Trouble Ahead: Australian Web Clampdown? Why Apple needs to foster more partnerships? The Warp Core Engineering Upgrade Why Low End Mac? News of the World: iMac-mania in Taiwan News Summary Miscellaneous Ramblings #16 That Rumbling Sound... News Summary
Applelinks
John Farr has thoughts on the absurd law passed in Australia regarding permissible content on the Internet. As Mr. Farr points out, in this global community, what one set of anti-choice bigots succeed in taking away from the rest of the population, another set will use to help them further their own attempts to control your world. Point? Read Mr. Farr's editorial no mattrer where you live!
Paul Shields thinks it is time for Apple to stop being so conservative in some of its dealings. He thinks the company would benefit by developing more partnerships in the business world.
John Martellaro has another great column for us this week. He has bought a new Blue & White G3 and he is pretty excited about it. Fortunately he has elected to tell us all about it, so head over to Applelinks and read the Warp Core!
Is Low End Mc going through an identity crisis? They are covering low end Macs, right? Dan Knight has some thoughts on this issue.
Macworld Magazine/Chinese Edition editor Fred Jame has the scoop on a recent computer show in Taipei. Good reading.
MGL has information from John Carmack on Quake III, some Daikatama screen shots, a Heavy Metal: FAKK2 interview and preview, screenshots from a new Myth II total conversion, a hands-on preview of Unreal Tournament, some Caesar III movies, some desktop pictures from the upcoming game called Experience, information on strategy guides for Star Wars: Episode 1 titles, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
Dr. Tim Hillman explores the nature of competition and the goings on in the computer industry today. A good read.
Charles Moore is making up for last time and covers a number of issues. Check it out to find out more, it is also a good read.
MacInTouch has more reader feedback on MacOS X Server, information on a 17" iMac, information on a bug in MacOS X Server, and lots of product information.
Lombard: Still the Mac To Have News Summary News Summary iMacs and Sears - First Impressions On Reading and Writing Reviews iMac Reports from Sears Solution Guide: E-mail servers News Summary
MacTimes
MacTimes has one of the first Full Reviews of the new PowerBooks from Apple. Very informative and indepth. Check it out.
IMG has information on a new release of Quake III, several pieces of news from Logicware, an important update from ATI on the status of the Orion card, information that iMagic Online seeks a Mac programmer, information on Chessworks, a link to a first look at Heavy Metal and Unreal Tournament.
MGL has information on changes in Quake III, a link to some Diablo II movies, some Jack Rabbit 2 news, some information on Water Race, some cool news that Myth and Myth II will become role playing games, information on Carmegeddon 2, news on Chessworks, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
George Wagner took a trip to Sears this past weekend. He went looking to see an iMac. He found one, but the store wasn't really ready to sell them.
Eric Barzeski isn't too hot about reviews and reviewers. Exploring the politics behind reviewing as well as the way "Facts" can be wrong, Mr. Barzeski explains why we should all be careful when reading reviews. One issue: Much of what Mr. Barzeski says pertains more to print magazines (which are more beholden to large advertisers) than are web-based magazines.
Applelinks has a report on iMacs at Sears that focuses on the good stores. A little positive reporting on this issue is a great thing. Check it out!
Paul Shields thinks that communication with customers is of paramount import. This is true of course and Mr. Shields is here to with advice on setting up a reliable e-mail server.
MacInTouch has some reader feedback on MacOS X Server, information on an Apple Tech Info Library note, information on a FileMaker Pro, information on Intergraph's ExtremeZ-IP and Cyan's MacServerIP, and lots of product information.
Are Mac Websites Being Too Rough On Sears? News Summary The O'Grady Files: New use for extra clock cycles News Summary HS Freshmen Get PowerBooks! News Summary
MacTimes
MacTimes is commenting on an editorial by MacBC about the treatment of Sears by many Mac sites. A thought provoking piece that we recommend that everyone read.
IMG has more of the soap opera surrounding the MaraMyth TC effort, an update on Quake II, an Unreal Tournament movie, some information on Bungie.net, links and other information on several Oni previews, information on a (surprise) Descent update, and more.
Jason O'Grady takes a very amusing look into the way Mac users tend to keep their old Macs and then explores things you can do with them. Very entertaining and informative column.
MGL has some movies of Ferazel's Wand, some Quake III info, information about a resignation at id Software, information on a Blue and White G3 and Tanaka fix, information on a new game called Cartoon Combat, screenshots from Silver, information on Mac programmers needed for some Mac games, information on Bolo Buddy 2.0, an update for Harpoon 3, a teaser movie of Star Wars: Episode 1 - Racer, a link to our own Name of the Game column, information on a game web site retailer, and anew Tossin' The Ball.
Applelinks has a cool report on a program in Minnesota that supplies PowerBooks to students. Under the program, students are required to fulfill certain requirements in order to be able to take them home. If they meet other requirements they can keep them. While some may look at it as bribery, many will see it as a good incentive. Read the article for more.
MacInTouch has a good reader report on MacOS X Server, a call for Mac betz testers, and lots of product news.
News Summary Better management of system memory — quitting apps in the proper order Better management of system memory — quitting apps in the proper order Part I: Do You Trust The Cook? Part II: So, Who DO You Trust? The Farr Site - Comandante K: Whine Patrol News Summary News Summary
Inside Mac Games
IMG has information on the release of the Tanaka demo, information on an alliance between IMG and Vertigo, gossip from the MaraMyth TC project, tips for Mac gamers on the new faster PowerMacs from Apple, information on some cool new Myth units, information on a new title from Creative Edge, and much more. Check it out!
MacSoldiers offers us a heapin' helpin' of tips for proper memory management.
In what MacOPINION tells us is a first, two of our favorite Mac writers, Del Miller and John Martellaro, collaborate on a column dealing with computing, ethics, and more.
In what MacOPINION tells us is a first, two of our favorite Mac writers, Del Miller and John Martellaro, collaborate on a column dealing with computing, ethics, and more.
John Farr has an excellent column this week. Speaking with Comandante Karma, Mr. Farr has a conversation about, well, it's kind of hard to explain. Read it yourself and enjoy!
MGL tells us that the 3D Racer Tanaka Demo released along with lots of information on the product, information on updates to Railroad Tycoon, information on Unreal, updates on Quake 2, Settlers III, Falcon 4.0, and Aliens vs. Predator, links to a preview of Redneck Rampage, an update to Descent I and II, an interview with Deus Ex Game Designer, an interview with Anachronox project leader, and a new Tossin' The Ball.
MacInTouch has information on the speed bump from Apple, information on version 3.0.2 updaters for Apple Remote Access Server and ARA Client, a price drop from Sonnet, and lots of product announcements.
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